Shiner Visit Briefs Highlight Local Trips
Rev Hudecek traveled to Shiner Saturday evening. Gus Arnim made a flying trip to Shiner Sunday. Gov von Lienen the public weigher spent the Sabbath in Shiner. Mrs C M Kotzebue went to Shiner Monday to attend Mrs Hellencamp’s funeral. Ed Boehm and J T Jacegult shipped 13 000 pounds of potatoes to Houston last week. Selma Kotzebue and Many Matake visited Shiner Sunday. F T Fehrenkamp is booming with business. Bill Green of Shiner area arrived with wagons to fetch lumber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudecek
Shiner
Gus Arnim
Gov. von Lienen
C. M. Kotzebue
Hellencamp
Ed. Boehm
J.T. Jacegult
Houston
Selma Kotzebue
Many Matake
Moulton
F. ‘F T. Fehrenkamp Ie
Bill Green
Eag'e
Digestive strength in aging body urged by Dr Pierce
The text argues aging need not imply weakness if digestion remains strong and appetite are good. It touts Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery to cure stomach and digestion problems, improve liver function, and promote general health with testimonials and private correspondence policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Pieces
Carrie Ranker
Purg
Ohio
Ned
Irene Fars
Carol Hennen
Annswer
R. V. Pierce
College student gravely ill in Dalletsville area
George Hallman a summer normal student is seriously ill with appendicitis and not expected to recover. The local oil mill begins a two week run with seed on hand. Thieves broke into Mr Cobu’s home while absent, stealing two outfits of clothing. Eleven cars of potatoes and several cars of onions shipped this season. Mr H Mitchell has a half acre of tobacco ready for cutting, Cuban wood plants supervised by Prof Shelfor. If successful, large tobacco planting next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halletsville
Texas
Jane
George Hallman
Ron
Cobu
Etere
Er. H. Mitchell
J. H. Shelfor
Wanted industrious persons for traveling sales with advance expenses
Wanted several industrious persons to travel for houseware sales. Calls upon merchants and agents for success. Annual earnings and weekly travel expenses covered. Apply with details to National, 334 Deutsch Street, Chicago.
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Yeaurs
Aarge Aeeieel
Sueceasint
Ceal
Ferenc
Hotel Billa
Vaske
Canal treaty rejection spurs Nicaragua route excavation plan
Refusal to ratify the canal treaty by Columbia leads to compelled actions to dig the Nicaragua route and proceed with the project, despite opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Dilworth Texas Notes Busy Travel and Illness Update
June reports from Dilworth include S B Johnston en route to Yoakum and Hope, Dr A M Davie with Phil Goodwin on a Shiner visit, preparations for a new buggy purchase, and AOU W lodge plans by T A Smith of Gonzales. Local residents, cattle shipments, corn prospects, smallpox cases, fevers, and multiple visits from Gonzales and Shiner appear alongside community events and a looming boll weevil mention.
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Dilworth
Texas
S. B. Johnston
Hope
A. M. Davie
Phil Goodwin
Thos. A. Smith
Gonzales
Nickel
A. O.U. W. Lodge
Quebedeaux
Mickel
Misaes Vannie Baggett
Eesie Quebedeaux
Arthur B. Smith
W. Money
Pink Cobb
Susren
New Orleans
Onas
Mondrick
Charlie
Allem
Mount Eden
Meredith Willliams
Q M. Sharp
J. M. Rainey
Geo. Holst
Green Place
Tena
Geo, Kindler
Rainey Ranch
Shiner
J. D. Curry
Ollie
Metor Wright
Stonewall
A. J. Bagget
Alois Knezek
Mount Olive News Sees Local Visitors And Farm Notes
Mount Olive Texas June 21 Farmers ranked hay last week. Chas Patton and family from Florenville visit relatives. Chas Koerth of Sweet Home travels to Shiner. Curtis Pulperner of Falls City spends days with kin. Hoegemeyer and daughter Alma visit Shiner. Robert Little of Oakland visits his parents. Culpepper family spend Sunday with relatives at Mongerratte. Joseph Story lays a new residence. Ed Niemann family visit near Witting. Culpepper brothers brief trip to Yoakum. The Gazette and Galveston Semi Weekly News one dollar fifty yearly.
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Mount Olive
Texas
Chas. Patton
Florenville
Chas. Sanford
Shiner
Curtis Pulperner
Falls City
Chas. Koerth
Sweet Home
Hieay
Hoegemeyer
Jes Alma
Shiner Huraday
Robert Little
Oakland
the Culpepper
Mongerratte
Joseph Story
Ed. Niemann
Witting
Matthew
Curtis Culpepper
Yoa- Kum
Texas Wonder Cure Ad Claims Kidney and Bladder Relief
A vintage advertisement touts Hall's Great Discovery as a universal remedy for kidney and bladder troubles including gravel diabetes and bladder irregularities. One small bottle provides two months treatment and is mailed for $1 if not sold by a local druggist. Dr. Ernest W. Hall markets the product from St Louis Missouri with testimonials available. Schultzer Seydier in Shiner Texas is listed as a seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Texas Wonder
Ernest W. Hall
P. O
St. Louie
Schultzer Seydier
Shiner
Texas
Texas Wonder In Tooth Remedy Promises Rapid Results
A Texas item from January 24, 1903 reports Dr. E W St Louis Missouri endorsing Texas Wonder as a great discovery for dental issues. The notice claims good outcomes and recommends its use for various tooth problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
St. Louis
Barber
Wharton’s W F Linn Noted Galveston News Correspondent
W F Linn of Wharton, longtime Galveston News correspondent, is a native of Victoria and well known to Edna residents. His career and origins are highlighted by Edna Progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.F. Linn
Wharton
Fineane
Linn
Galveston Newe
Mr. Linn
Victoria
Edna
Edna Progress
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic touted as iron quinine mix
A note explains Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic contains iron and quinine without taste and claims no cure, no pay. The city artesian well reached 975 feet passing sand rock, water tapped, manager Billie expects a good flow to return and awaits a three inch pipe shipment from Houston to develop Stream end one encountered at the 890 level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove
Billie
Rom
Houston
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Dalletsville
Mount Olive News
The
Gazette
Galveston
Esschenburg Blohm
American Beauty and
F.C
Rray Tauis
Opera House
Albert Berckenhoff
Chas
Puainip Wethausen
First National Bank
Chas. Wethausen
E. F. Wolters
Wm. Green
Earl Fey Philp Wethausen
Dr. G. Schulze
M. D
Union Hotel
W.S. Lanthorn
Schraimis
Satoon, Shiner
Schramm
John Emler
Avenue B
L. B. Richter
Rudolph Furrer
Boot & Shoemaker
Amg. Schramm’s
Westchester
C. K. Hor Cfax
Dickey’s & Water Paes
Houston Chronicle
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